without a conscience; ungrateful; heartless

To be moved by one's conscience; to feel remorse and undergo a change of heart; to show signs of repentance.

in all honesty; truth to tell; feeling no shame in one's heart for being open and honest

to ignore or disregard one's sense of right and wrong; to act in a way that is dishonest or unethical

not totally heartless; still having some sense of right and wrong remaining

Laws of nature and one's conscience; also used as an oath or exclamation to emphasize that one is acting fairly or being treated unfairly

prisoner of conscience; a person imprisoned for their political or religious beliefs

to have a conscience; to be conscientious or kindhearted

speech that is absolutely honest and from the heart, often used when speaking in all fairness; truthful words

To act in a way that violates one's sense of right and wrong; to behave unscrupulously

to have no conscience; to be ungrateful or heartless, literally meaning one's conscience has been fed to the dogs